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EDITION: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 -- 08:25 AM
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Whether it's McCain or Obama, Washington preps for '09 warming debate
If their campaign pledges can be taken at face value, Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain will make a cap-and-trade program to address global warming the centerpiece of their administration's environmental agendas. Go to story #1
2. SENATE:
In quest for new global warming law, Boxer fights her reputation for 'throwing bombs'
Barbara Boxer, the chairwoman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, is attempting to regain momentum on climate change, looking forward to next year with a new presidential administration that should support, not hinder, congressional action. For the three-term Democratic senator from California -- someone known as a liberal firebrand often in search of the headlines rather than compromise -- writing the first major U.S. climate law promises to be no easy task. Go to story #2
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